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The line chart provides information about the number of incidents in various crime areas like burglary, car theft, and robbery theft (from the person) between 2003 and 2012, in Newport city centre. Overall, the incidents of burglary and car theft decreased while that of robbery remained constant by the year. Initially, most of the cases were of burglary which later, in the end, changed to car theft, whereas minimum incidents were of robbery throughout the recorded period. The number of burglaries were a little less than 3500 in 2003 and gradually went up to nearly 3700 in 2004. Later it declined significantly till 2008 and then rose slightly the preceding year after which it remained stable reaching a mark of not more than 1500. In the beginning, car thefts were lower than burglaries but, between 2006 and 2007, it surpassed the burglary cases and escalated afterward till the end. In 2003, the robberies were as low as around 600 and marginally fluctuated throughout the timeline. The occurrence of this crime remained almost the same as where it started.

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